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28-08-2021 06:35 PM
28-08-2021 06:35 PM
I'm starting to think that there are 2 "social battery" factors.
I'm a clinically shy person but sometimes I have plenty of social energy but still experience high levels of social pain. So the battery model doesn't always fit, or does it?
I recently learned about fast and slow twitch muscle fibres. Some twitch fast, some twitch slow and some do a bit of both. Slow twitching is aerobic, which means it burns oxygen. Fast twitching is anaerobic, which burns sugar. The sugar burning way has a bi-product. Lactic acid (or a "cojugate base lactate" (whatever that means)). Point is, if you're "quick twitchy" then over time you're going to have higher pH levels.
I think that's the other reason why we call it a battery. On a bad day it feels like D cells right on my tongue. Alkalising the 'ole diet and excersing with tai-chi like slow twitch intentions doesn't solve it all, still, I'd recomend it like heck for the toolkit.
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28-08-2021 07:45 PM
28-08-2021 07:45 PM
Re: I'm starting to think that there are 2 "social battery" factors.
Sounds good thanks for sharing @wellwellwellnez food for thought
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29-08-2021 07:36 PM
29-08-2021 07:36 PM
Re: I'm starting to think that there are 2 "social battery" factors.
What is this battery model you talk about @wellwellwellnez ?
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29-08-2021 10:14 PM
29-08-2021 10:14 PM
Re: I'm starting to think that there are 2 "social battery" factors.
I wanted to find a link to reference the right thing I'm talking about, and this one came up. He's got a nice little "recharging" tip. After seeing his clip perhaps "resetting" is a better word.